Best of the series.

Even better!

Still holds up. One of the best animated movies ever.

The best one of all!

– Enough, Reggie!

– Are we there yet???

– :princess_tone1: Harold!
– :bride_with_veil_tone1: Shrek!
– :prince_tone1::alien: Fiona!
– :bride_with_veil_tone1: Mooom!
– :princess_tone1: Harold...
– :horse: Donkey!!!

– :heart_eyes_cat:

:joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy::joy:

Man, I love Shrek!

This is still the best.

My girlfriend at the time got me to go see this one. In spite of myself I loved it! Murphy was spot on and well, I'm glad she talked me into it. #ShiftvW8

I loved the bit with the dragon

if you want to truly digest this masterpiece you have to watch the schaffrillas productions review on Youtube

I recite this movie meanwhile i watch. I LOVE IT.

The best movie of the whole franchise!

I can’t believe it’s been almost 20 years. Still hysterical and the best of all the Shrek movies

sorry but just this film's use of the song 'funkytown' is a five-fucking-star cinematic experience

Full masterpiece, it's peak cinema

Level "Interesting" • 7 :heart: • Entertaining and Good.

Fairy Godmother singing while Shrek attacks and invades the Far Far Away palace with the Giant Cookie is one of the best scenes in history and I have said.

The absolute best of all time.

I didn't watch this one as much as the first and it is not as good but it is still pretty good. The new characters are great. Human Shrek still looks very weird.

The first Shrek film was such a critical and commercial success because of its smart writing and directing and, with the voice talents of Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy and Cameron Diaz, two lead characters who were fully rounded, funny, and identifiable.

By keeping the core cast intact and introducing new characters in the form of Princess Fiona's parents (voiced superbly by John Cleese and Julie Andrews), the wonderful Fairy Godmother (Jennifer Saunders), Prince Charming (Rupert Everett) and Puss In Boots (Antonio Banderas), this sequel manages to stay fresh with an entertaining and endearing storyline, great characters, and animation that still looks superb a decade after it was theatrically released.

As sequels go, it may not be Toy Story 2 or The Godfather Part II, but it is a film which is both laugh out loud funny and emotionally engaging.

Not as good as the original Shrek movie but still a fun watch!